The representatives of the Wi-SUN Alliance, and its members, are available to respond to all media enquiries.
Our aim is to raise awareness of the Wi-SUN Alliance and our mission is to drive the global proliferation of interoperable wireless solutions for use in smart cities, smart utilities and other Internet of Things (IoT) applications using open global standards. We do this by working with numerous media outlets worldwide.
Here are just a few examples of some of the articles that we have contributed to and/or have been featured in.
As utilities and municipalities deploy millions of IoT devices, security is becoming just as important as coverage, battery life and cost. Here are five security
As utilities and municipalities deploy millions of IoT devices, security is becoming just as important as coverage, battery life and cost. Here are five security
A true test of a network never occurs on Day 1 after a single vendor rolls out the initial hardware phase. The real test that shows the gap between theoretical alignment and real-world interoperability becomes
It is now easier than ever to connect and monitor key assets, increase productivity within operations, and negate unplanned downtime. Now, businesses can place sensors within their assets, and – so long as there is
With 66% of the world predicted to be living in cities by 2025, urbanization will undoubtedly strain municipal services and infrastructure. With the right technology and interoperability, smart lighting can form a comprehensive network that
If the utility sector is to be adequately protected, then businesses need to adopt a multi-layered approach. Every level of a network – from the customer’s grid edge to the Field Area Network (FAN), substation,
‘When it comes to cyber security, there is an old adage that still applies today – you are only as strong as your weakest link. If an attacker can gain access to a utilities network,
Climate projections show that on average winters will become wetter while our summers get drier. For any rain that does fall in the summer months, it’s likely to be more intense, increasing the risk of
The International Energy Agency (IEA) highlights the growth in cyberattacks on utilities since 2018. They reached what it calls “alarmingly high levels in 2022 following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine”. Such attacks have disabled remote controls
While investment in smart infrastructure management is evident globally – with the market projected to grow from $923 billion in 2024 to $2,109 billion by 2029 – Japan is leading the way. Driven by several
In dense urban environments, there’s often a problem with connectivity, either from technologies like cellular or other LPWAN technologies, where devices are buried in these urban canyons of glass or concrete or steel. Wireless mesh